recompiles
Processes source anew
Recompiles is the act of compiling again—translating source code into executable form a second or subsequent time.
Programmers recompile after making changes to code, fixing bugs, or updating dependencies: The build failed, so I fixed the error and recompiled.
In software development, frequent recompilation is routine during debugging and iteration.
Consisting of two parts
- executableDirectly runnable program file
- linkerCombiner of separate parts
- codebaseSoftware project's complete source
- buildCreate a structure
syntax · assembly · debugger · preprocessor · bytecode · interpreter · toolchain · dependencies
Restore after damage
- updateNew version or information
- patchMaterial covering damage
- versionA distinct form
- deployPosition for use
integrate · debug · configure · refactor · iterate · maintain · release · commit
Carrying out a task
- speedupIncrease in pace
- efficiencyProductive without waste
- tuningAdjusting pitch accuracy
- accelerationRate velocity changes
enhancement · streamlining · fine-tuning · profiling · caching · parallelization
binary
Consisting of two parts
- executableDirectly runnable program file
- linkerCombiner of separate parts
- codebaseSoftware project's complete source
build · syntax · assembly · debugger · preprocessor · bytecode · interpreter · toolchain · dependencies · runtime
fix
Repair or solution
adjust · rectify · correct · edit · alter · update · patch · debug · refine · tweak
rebuild
Restore after damage
deploy · integrate · debug · configure · refactor · iterate · maintain · release · commit · branch
performance
Carrying out a task
- speedupIncrease in pace
- efficiencyProductive without waste
- tuningAdjusting pitch accuracy
acceleration · enhancement · streamlining · fine-tuning · profiling · caching · parallelization